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Search Engine Strategies Conference 2011 – Day 2

November 16, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Looking forward to day 2 of SES. On the schedule for today is

  • Social Media Signals in Search
  • Panda vs. Human: Advanced eCommerce & UX
  • Navigating “The Dip”: Planning a Successful Site Relaunch
  • Local + Social: The Future of Promotion
  • Building Brands without Big Brand Budgets
  • SEW White Hat, Black Hat Unconferenced

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Search Engine Strategies Conference 2011 – Day 2

November 16, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Looking forward to day 2 of SES. On the schedule for today is

  • Social Media Signals in Search
  • Panda vs. Human: Advanced eCommerce & UX
  • Navigating “The Dip”: Planning a Successful Site Relaunch
  • Local + Social: The Future of Promotion
  • Building Brands without Big Brand Budgets
  • SEW White Hat, Black Hat Unconferenced

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Filed Under: Web Development Tagged With: Adam Audette, Big Brand Budgets, black hat, Business Finance, conference notes, e - commerce, Electronic commerce, Engine Strategies Conference, Hat Unconferenced Search, Promotion Building Brands, Search Engine, Search engine optimization, search engine strategies, Search Panda, SES Chicago 2011, Social Media, Social Media Signals, strategies conference, Successful Site, Successful Site Relaunch, UX Navigating, Web search engine, White Hat

Strategic Use of User- Generated Content for SEO

November 15, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

By Michael DeHaven, Group Product Manager, SEO, for Bazaarvoice

Bazaarvoice manages User-Generated Content (UGC) for over 1300 brands.

Compared user reviews from the audience for a chocolate caramel square to the marketing text on the package. Some negative and positive reviews.

User-generated content

80%-90% of UGC on major brand web sites is actually written by users.

Language styles – the words that you typically think of (or marketers think of) are totally different than what actual users write when writing reviews.

7 Principles of User Generated SEO

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  1. Don’t forget the fundamentals of SEO – UGC will not fix a site with poor SEO
  2. Search engines get bored – they want new stuff. By leveraging UGC, you can keep content fresh.
  3. The Primanti Principle – a primanti sandwich has French fries in it. You want to have the right amount of fries. The same applies to search.

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Filed Under: SEO Tagged With: actual users, algorithm changes, better product, brand site, brand web sites, chocolate caramel square, Content Beyond SEO, Entertainment Culture, French fries, Group Product Manager, insert 40 reviews, keyword footprint, Language styles, long-tail vault, major brand web, marketing content, marketing text, Michael DeHaven, Multi-environment interactions, new stuff, non-optimized site, online research, page target keywords, poor seo search, positive reviews, Primanti Principle, primanti sandwich, product description, Relevant times, right times, rosetta stone, Search Engine, Search engines, SEO traffic, separate review pages, SES Chicago 2011, Social integration, social properties, Strategic Unlock, Strategic Use, Take phrases, Target keywords, Targets Target keywords, Technology Internet, top-level domain, traditional seo, UGC pages, User Generated SEO, user-generated content, vice versa, Web search engine, web site, well-optimized site

Information Architecture for Great Websites

November 15, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

By Shari Thurow, Founder and SEO Director of Omni Marketing Interactive

Information Architecture & SEO

information architecture is the art and science of organizing and labeling website content to support usability and find ability. This is not technical architecture (301 redirects, canonical tags, robots.txt,meta.)

Why should we care about IA?

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  • lost customers
  • brand value – even if your site is # 1, if they can’t find the information they’re looking for they go to the next link in the results and they don’t go back to your site, even if you fix it, because they don’t know you fixed it
  • design and development costs – if you mess up the IA on launch, you have to start from scratch on a redesign. Use wireframes. You should never code a web site unless you’ve done wireframes or prototypes. It’s too expensive to go back and redo it.

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Filed Under: Web Development Tagged With: 301 redirects, Architecture IA Fundamentals, art and science, building blocks, canonical tags, click throughs, content delivery, content groups, content website, design duplicate content, design link development, Director of Omni Marketing Interactive, Duplicate content, duplicate content delivery, good information architecture, good reviewers, Good test, Hashtags.org Taxonomywarehouse.com Thesaurus.com, home page links, inappropriate content, Information architecture, informational query, Interactive Information Architecture, Keyword research, keyword research tools, marketing interactive, more visibility, navigation information architecture, navigation labels, navigational query, new content, news search, Nobody searches, omni marketing, page architecture, pervasive information architecture, query search, Search Engine, Search engine optimization, Search engines, search engines.nyu, search patterns, search queries, SEO Director, SEO Director of Omni Marketing, SEO information architecture, SEO Keyword, SES Chicago 2011, shari thurow, site architecture, site links, supplemental navigation plan, target audience, technical architecture, technical architecture base, technical architecture information, Technology Internet, thesaurus compendium keyword, tips information architecture, transactional query, ueser friendly access, Use wireframes, web navigation, Web search query, web site, Web thesaurus compendium, website content, world wide web

Guilty Marketers

November 15, 2011 By Jonathan Jeter Leave a Comment

Guilty Marketers – Wasted & Wishful Multi-Channel Marketing Spend
Opening Keynote for Search Engine Strategies Conference, Chicago, November 15-17, 2011
By Mikel Chertrudi, SES Advisory Board & Senior Director of Marketing for Adobe

This will be updated and edited at a later date, but I wanted to get my notes online ASAP.

By 2020, there will be 50,000,000 connected devices.

As marketing professionals, what should we be doing better in our profession? We need to change the conversation in marketing.

Changing the Marketing Conversation

“Half the money I spend on advertising is wasted; the trouble is I don’t know which half.” – John Wanamaker (Father of Modern Advertising)

Up to 40% of digital marketing is still wasted. We aren’t investing our marketing dollars in optimal channels, so money is still wasted. We’re leaving money on the table. If you can regain that money, you will succeed in marketing.

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